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Parliament
of the Inner Sekidean Union
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Logo of the Sekidean Council
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Logo of the Sekidean Assembly
Type
Type
Structure
Seats36 (Council)
500 (Assembly)
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Council political groups
State representatives
  •   Independent (27)

Autonomy representatives

  •   Independent (9)
    •   Union of Autonomies (9)
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Assembly political groups
  •   DS-SD (154)
  •   Green (105)
  •   SUCP (67)
  •   PULL (42)
  •   UPSMR (26)
  •   SCA (25)
  •   PSFMP (24)
  •   PFSC (21)
  •   PNS (15)
  •   AMPP (10)
  •   SCI (9)
Elections
Indirect
Siedem method
Assembly last election
22 January 2022
Assembly next election
Before 22 January 2027
Meeting place
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Council building, Tropponz, Grad Autonomy, Zhousheng, Mustelaria
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Parliament Building, Gimyeong, Prei Meas
Logo of the Sekidean Tribune

The Parliament of the Inner Sekidean Union, also known simply as the Sekidean Parliament is the international legislature of the Inner Sekidean Union. It is bicameral, consisting of the Sekidean Assembly, elected directly by the populace, and the Sekidean Council, elected by the legislatures of members states and autonomies.

History

Original parliament

TBA

Unified upper house

TBA

Sekidean Assembly

The Sekidean Assembly (Before 2012 called the "Sekidean Parliament") has a number of seats fixed at 500 and is directly elected by the populace of the Inner Sekidean Union. It uses a special distribution method, to favor less populous countries, while the more populous need more people per single duputy. Current number of deputees is:

Deputies are elected using party-list proportional representation, with approval voting being applicable candidates on the ballot. If a member of the parliament dies, its replacement is automatically picked as the best ranking person on the ballot from the country he was from, that didn't make it into the parliament. The assembly can be dissolved, if 3/4 of members vote for it (this has never happened as of 2022), else the term is 5 years. There have been 7 elections so far:

First two convocations were indirectly elected by the state legislatures.

Elections to the Assembly

Elections to the Sekidean Assembly are carried out using the Siedem Method.

Constituency DS-SD Green SUCP PULL PSFMP UPSMR SCA PFSC PNS AMPP SCI Total
Canton River Delta N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 114
Hondonia N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 22
Kentalis N/A N/A 40
Kistolia N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 36
Mustelaria N/A N/A N/A N/A 79
Moldanovica N/A N/A N/A 33
Prei Meas N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 103
Speke N/A N/A N/A 29
Torvon N/A N/A 44
Total 154 105 67 42 26 25 24 21 15 10 9 500

Sekidean Council

The Sekidean Council is elected by the legislatures of member states. Each state sends three deputies, allowing for a representation of more than a single political view. Despite this, the Sekidean Council is defined to be strictly non-partisan. Organs voting in deputies are:

Outside of state legislatures, one quarter of the chamber (that means 1 seat for each member state) is reserved for nominations from the Sekidean Tribune, which serves as an advisory board, that represents autonomous and other sub-national entities. Although not specified by law or any regulation, it is generally assumed, that most of those seats would be reserved for people representing autonomies and other semi-autonomous regions, whose interests can not be sufficiently represented by the national delegates.

Appointment to the Council

Representants from each country are either replaced or reelected after a new government cabinet is formed, usually after a legislative election to a lower house of a national parliament. State legislature can replace a representant from the Sekidean Council by a simple majority, if at least two of the following conditions have been met:

  • The Deputee is openly standing in opposition to the government of the country that nominated him
  • The Deputee has violated a law set by the home country
  • The Deputee has served for more than 5 years
  • The Deputee has been nominated by a party, that does not participate in the government
  • The Deputee did not show up for at least 5 meetings in a row
  • The Deputee is incapable of carrying out the duty due to a boycott
  • The Deputee is incapable of carrying out the duty due to an illness
  • The Deputee has been reprimanded for misconduct by the Council
Caucus Group Seats Total
Member states  Canton River Delta 3 27 36
 Hondonia 3
 Kentalis 3
 Kistolia 3
 Mustelaria 3
 Moldanovica 3
 Prei Meas 3
 Speke 3
 Torvon 3
Autonomies Union of Autonomies 9